On the consolidated database, create a procedure to fill the primary key pool.

For example:

CREATE PROCEDURE ReplenishPool()
BEGIN
   FOR EachTable AS TableCursor
   CURSOR FOR
      SELECT table_name
      AS CurrTable, max(value) as MaxValue
      FROM KeyPool
      GROUP BY table_name
   DO
      FOR EachRep AS RepCursor
      CURSOR FOR
         SELECT location
         AS CurrRep, COUNT(*) AS NumValues
         FROM KeyPool
         WHERE table_name = CurrTable
         GROUP BY location
      DO
         // make sure there are 100 values.
         // Fit the top-up value to your
         // requirements
         WHILE NumValues < 100 LOOP
            SET MaxValue = MaxValue + 1;
            SET NumValues = NumValues + 1;
            INSERT INTO KeyPool
            (table_name, location, value)
            VALUES
            (CurrTable, CurrRep, MaxValue);
         END LOOP;
      END FOR;
   END FOR;
END;

Insert an initial primary key value in the primary key pool for each user.

The ReplenishPool procedure requires at least one primary key value to exist for each subscriber, so that it can find the maximum value and add one to generate the next set.

To initially fill the pool, you can insert a single value for each user, and then call ReplenishPool to fill up the rest. The following example illustrates this for three remote users and a single consolidated user named Office:

INSERT INTO KeyPool VALUES( 'Customers', 40, 'user1' );
INSERT INTO KeyPool VALUES( 'Customers', 41, 'user2' );
INSERT INTO KeyPool VALUES( 'Customers', 42, 'user3' );
INSERT INTO KeyPool VALUES( 'Customers', 43, 'Office');
CALL ReplenishPool();

The ReplenishPool procedure fills the pool for each user up to 100 values. The value you need depends on how often users are inserting rows into the tables in the database.

Periodically run ReplenishPool.

The ReplenishPool procedure must be run periodically on the consolidated database to refill the pool of primary key values in the key pool table.